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Tuesday,' Fclininrv 7. ifl22 LX GRANDE EVENTN'O 0"RRET?VF.TI VAC, I) FIAT, Local News In Brief ! 1 - . , ; 1 (k SllnHlly Ill Mi's. Joe Suiuuieri allghtly ill. 1b reported wXdo.il! ?,UwlB 1lk"' lr thl. evening, has been postponed r b, 8 H, k n h d, "?', '" Y- ' A' " lo""ed!on account of the .form, r by 8 o clock in the ev- to hi room with uu attack of ton- )lr, IV) k Indisposed rtiiy ia uranae subscriber to n . the Observ his paper ening, please call Western Union, silltis today Main OA :1 c .. . ., mm a opciiai messenger T will deliver a copy. liUs,.ss Man Here I iit;iK4 J. II. Kuttler, special agent for j" m'oml"eilt ''' Vork concern, , V''nt yw'U'duy ill l.a Orande traiiB ';' CO.Ml.NC EVENTS. "'' acting Hume business.. r.- rra. v. o p m., in nign school Hub Urea I'om uel The evenlne prog-rani of tha l1. E. ()., which was to be held at til home of Mr. and Mra. Hubert Eakla POPES PAN NO 1 TAXESIN ITALY auditorium, Baker-La Grande r'.i debate. r. Fob. 10.-8:15 p .m., in high v ;!- school auditorium, I.icurance ! Orchestra undir Lyceum man v agement. m loc to linker Nolan Skiff went to linker to day to attend to sumo business lit will leturu to La Grande tomorrow V Cove Jinn Hero Call K. Peterson, prominent Cove resident, arrived in La Grande yes terday and is stopping at tho Savoy. : IVnilletiiuiiin Hero j K. M. Griffith, of I'ondleton, 1b in La Grande at present looking lover some business interests. He is stopping at thw Foley hotel. On Ilusines.s Trip Mrs. Edward Williams, of La Grande, is in linker tod ly, attend ing to some business interests. She will return to licr homo tomorrow. At Komnioiw- Karl H. Laumait, well known resi dent of Iiubler, is vlBitiug in La Grande today and during his stay is slopping at the iSoinnier. At Foley- A. j At Savoy l.'ronut A tf-lonf wl,. ... .. b n hiu t. Steel, prominent business . , .', ' ,. .. ,' , . , , , UVII1U HI UUIlClllI, Ul L., IB n 1." mail of Enterprise, arrived in Grande last night an.-l registered at tho Foley. He will be in town for a short time. Grande visitor today. He arrived 'yesterday and register! d at the Sa- 1 Little Village Incensed nt Failure of Papal Kstatc to l'av Taxes. Navy Gets New Balloon Ship k llcnsnn Funeral Wednesday Word was received tu La Grand this morning that the body of Mra. Henry Henson will arrive In La. BOMK. Feu. 7. liiuab'llants 'of ' Grande on train No. 19 Wednei- Casl0, (.,, ,;bout i6 miles j day. Funeral aervlces will be held . nome. looklna over the bum-1 in tho llaptist church at 2 o'clock ,ake of Alba1IOi ul0 agitated P. ni. on Thursduy. ;and hav0 CXpr(.sl,, criticism be-' 'causa in theeo days of heavy tax-. 9 - -..- H 1 Jixtitiaiy (ontniittoo as tt nit'iuis of r"UuviiK ttio t'OMKCHtiou In tha na tion's , teUarut courts. WINTER ASCENT OFMLRJUNIER Ail flub .Meeting ation tho popes have paid no taxes At tilt Tegular noon luncheon of on the hugo papal palaco which tho Ad club thin noon Secretary i form ao largo a nart of their lit- Pearsall of the New Ygrk State tie village. , employed on the estate v vr n A w:t nn nf tb urin-1 irhan l, lfi?1 ilw l:,w nf l-uar- 1,1 ' 1 . 1 . ... .. .... . ... - ' ' . r .. .... HeliiB within the cipai apciiKera. ivrcnio Miner oi aniecs was pass(u. me utiiian a Unterprise told the members how ernment assigned to the l'opo the La Grande look(U years ago when hiiRO palaco of tho Vatican and that ho lived here. Chas. Grain, state 0f St. John This Is tho lalcsl inliliuon to L'neU' .Sam's nrivy Uio rl!;l;t. i Phil) and airplane carrier. Just compli'tcil nl Holsjlu'li 7' J i::x '.Vv h.iv been built In for the stoiavo ami Inllati'm of si kfu- lallt;. I'here are bnlluotl and plailu repair plants earlier Uleuil ennrs aut ix plelu photoiii'uphle laburaterlea.. Ilelng within the privileged closure, they pay no rates or taxes. Tho people of Caste! Gondolf' ' tli;il Ihn n:m:il llnllinrHinn nwp .ateran In Koine and ' IllUOr CUIIIIUIBSIUIICI , mnu no uu,vs ujd piipHl Villi! Ol tiwin the speakers. which, since the days of I'rbun Mil, had been a favorite sumiuer resort .Men to Meet Tonight of tho Popes. With a very interesting topic up ; To all these three palaces the Tor discussion, and with Iter. Qulg--right of exterritoriality was con Icy us the chief speaker, tho Metho- ceded. They do not belong to the dist Men's club will convene in Italian nation, no policeman, sold rcgular study hour this ovonins. ier or other servant of tho ltnlian Tho method of governing tho Meth- government can enter them unless odlst church of the world will ba invited by tho papal authorities, I'nally $:112.II00) at least for vatei and tuxoi since 1S70. They claim also that If the villa is subject tr taxation. so also would be the Ro man palaces and tho Inconie of ;i. 200,(100 lire (nominally $610. 0011) which tho Italian government TAILING TAX HELD ILLEGAL iT.y Ansoeialed Pro) L' A I T I U l' T Ti,J,rt TIM man P. Johnson of the' federal court jfil'llis anA Rl"iers. Monday decide ' that Salt Lr.ke county (Ily Ansoi'ititfd Iress) PARADISIC 1XN, liomer National Park, Wash., Feb. 7. Weather con ditions on Mount Ranier have moder ated, and the three Alpirc mountain eers contomplatinir the first winter ascent to the summit planned a stn't for Camp Muir, further up the moun tain some time Monday. The fiO-mile jiralo which has swept Rainier for tho ,last four days subsided somewhat Sunday nip;ht, and snow was fulling ' in lighter quantities. Soldiers of the United States army signal corps and forest rangers will accompany the mountaineers to Camp Muir1, and permanent .headquarters will he established there. The signal corps men will maintain a. line of communication with the base of tho mountain. To reach Camp Muir it will be necessary to cross over snow v i Covo Veopte in Tolvll Iteliinis Home jirB . .'rank Williams and son roe Mrs. Jesse Green, resident of ' stered iit the' Savoy last night, linker, returned to her home thl.; They are residents of Cove and are morning after spending a Tew duysj,, crando to secure treatments visiting with Mis. Neil McClurc of j for tho son's eyes. " " this city. . ' off's every year to tho papal aii- had unlawfully cniirvicu nn.Mn.au in thoritlua but which tho pnpal an-'1017 and $78,(i25,50 in 101S from the thoritlos nevev accept and that the j Utah Copper company. He awarded ,...i,r i. it, u v-,, i...... fth cnmniinv iudrrment fur S20").- discussed. All men interested are and they woro all exempted "' ' ; wlu(1 Uum buco.,l0 ,01ni,lhls '. O'.W.OO. which includes interest at 8 invited to be present. any. taxation. i ()ng i ppr (.ont from NovemVr :0, H)1S. t As the Popes never leavo the I ; ....The tax-os were levied on mine tnil- llljjs wnicn ine company su'.ccb?.iiiiiy 1 Xoilli Mrs. Powder Lady- 1 Bryce Uennlng, who makes In from llenil Mrs. L. Neukrlclinel arrived in : North. Powder" her home, is a La La Grande today and spent a short Brando visitor today.' She arrivt'l time with Mrs.. Ida Bloomer of this yesterday evening and Is staying at city. She is on her way to salt :the Summer hotel Luke City Here from Siiiiiiiici'villc Fred C. Hamilton registered at Chnrlei i1B Sominer hotel yesterday eve- He is spending today uttend- iiid doing To Attend Meelini; Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Hamilton, two prominent Pendleton i nlng. women, arrived today to attend the,nK to some business meeting of the auxiliary of the L. 1 some shopping. Ho is a reslili'iil A. 11. of It. T.. that will he held 'of Suiuiiierville. here tonight. Thoy will return to . . o their homes tomorrow. i Sivari wood at .loseph I II. M. Swartwood registered at Itetiiiiies from I'orllainl ; tho Foley hotel .last night,. He is Mrs. 1). P. Charlton returned the a resident of Joseph nnd is attond last of the week from Portland iug to some interests in La .Grande where she. went to attend the fun- today. oral of an uncle. Miss Iris Kins, ' -accompanied her and 'remained in , Hoes to I'oillanil Portland, having accepted a position thole. Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett und their two little children, James and George, left La Grande this morn ing on No. 17. They are going to Portland and intend to visit several Foi feilN Hail , A. I). Zimmerman was arrested yoslerday on a charge of driving a lother points along the coast; car while intoxicated. He gavel bail for J1U.00, which was forfeited ; i' to Kiiineiii o,n his non-appearance; in court at the designated time. 'I'lll'.tllnli l'll- VlliiM., .,o ..f ll,..,,i 1 K 7 0 Passing through Portland yester- has set foot In tho Villa of Caslul i tllu r K' 1"l':,l,e9 day was Chariot K. llackinan, cigar Oondolfo. Inhabitants of tho vil inunufacturer, of La Grande. Ore. lage recently threatened to Invade Mr. Hackman has a brother-in-law and take possession of the villa if whom he bus never Been. The something was not done. relative arrived from the east a Thinking to mitigate the terrible few! days ago and went to Seattle, scarcity of houses, the late Pope He advised Mr. Hackman that he Benedict turned the unused stables would go to La Grande if Mr. Hack- of the villa Into living palaces ror mau did not meet talm in Seattle. Now. Mr. Hackman is not aalinnietl . of La Grande; on the contrary he is proud of the town, but he did not Invite the brother-in-law to II HEADS R taW ! contended cou! ' net lawfully be tixed. .Mont-: r. s. .iiixiFs rNEWTODAY coinc. for that would have prevent ed hiin from getting a trip hlnir self. John Kelly In Oregonlon. Mlv oolalril Preaul l WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-An in crease of thirteen In the number; .of Culled States district Judges was agreed upon today by the senatr, I FAGER'S AUTO PAINTING SHOP ' KOIl TKN II AYS seKciAfi i;i:i)i ( V:i I'lticK, IF YOllVllAVM to,! It t'AH FAINXU 'JdV. a r GEuFAQEK KcsiilriiicVIMno I7J 1UOJ Oi ecu wood Street FOR RENTVFu rooms. Ink Stationery .'-herl house Seven tlin Book anl 2-7-tf DELUGED WITH LOIE LETTERS FOR SALE F sell Place, 'Ollil Island Cil.Vj, dill .Mavor ofOliio Town Has So .;Far I fe fused AH Offers yf Marriage ! ' MAX OR WOMAN ?40 weekly full time, $I.U0 an hour rpnre time, Ki-fliiijr guaranteed hos iery to wearer. Experirnce un necessary. International KnitUiir Mills, ClT.'i, Norristuwii, Pa. 2-7-Hp (Ity Assoiiinted Tresi.) COLUMBUS, Kan., Fc'.i. 7. A!- x under llowat and August Dorchy, de- posed president and vice president of. the Kumns minc-s' union, weer re leased Monday from the C'lerokce county jail, where they are seivini; . the fifth month of a six months' sen-; tence for violation of the criminal : provisions of the industrial couit law. : Lawyers for the impi isoned offic- : inls anrearei1 hef.ire Judire F. W. ' Wanted, galary th di:tr 'ourl Wilh, l" priirr politic (ii o-'"-"' ivtiuiifu .lude ltn.:s ns a runditka of tlu'i" 1 I rult'ase, on nppt'al of the men to tho! I .. f,.,., 0,nlr 'Aii.linn 1 i ail'. I'lItC VUU i"iii iitti ivimvHUH ARCADE Jeisey cow. Rus- ijalf mile .soulh of 2-711 here. Mary Carr, famous mother in "Ov er tho Hill," has a prominent part Thunder Clap," starling at the Friday. " 2-7-2t tfv Afsaclaled Fress) : FAIRPOltT, O., Feb. 7. Despite being .deluged with marriage- pro- 'star Friday. posals (Hiring me nrsr. iiioinu m i . . . her Inrunihancy as mayor of this F.STKAY NOTICE. little .town, Dr. Amy A. Kuiikonen, Taken up at the (i. I Wa o place. youthful and pretty. claiuiB she is ,nrB j s al,0V(, Hilg-ard, n sorrel V OI1RERVEU WAMT ADS GET RB S II LIS. visiting friends and relatives.' Her ijaiiKliter. Lucille, who has been employed as' stenographer for H. E. Dixon, has accepted a position with Haley, Haley and Steimer of Pen dleton und they will both leave Wednesday morning lor their home. Mrs. V. H. Pidcock and her two children, Joan and Mary, left this Htui able to pay strict attention to ma,.c an(i eolt. Mare has stripe in far 'morning for her home in Kaniein. ;tho business or being mayor ano an(j ,0tchcd brand on right ftifl'.' 11, i hut Iipmii lK(tini. for n short tht tlnta f:ie hir heart has resist- .n':t.t ..1 inon 11... " .....v - --- 'flOlgllL UUUUl tuf. en the eiioris oi ner ninueioiis 2-7-10tp tnillors. ' ' Miss Kuukoncn says; FLOWERS FOR ST. VALENTINE'S "One letter begins, 'there is no DAY. doubt that when you ro.'cive this . soul plea from a poor widower with i pate you order now. Valentine Pnlllllctiiu 'I.Hitor i Mrs. P. F. Wulgainood 'is In the time with her husband, who is in city from Pendleton for a few days' La Grande. John i'lawley Leaves John FarwJ.ey, who resigned his position as county treasurer several days ago, boarded the branch line train Oils morning, hound for terprise, when; wife who left tines to Enterprise Mrs. Charles Brlggs returned to her home In Enterprise this morn ing. She has been visiting for about three weeks with her mother at Cheney. Wash., She reports a very pleasant visit, 1 ', Accepts Xet Position Walter Bennett, formeKy the manager of tho Hoover Market, has En-'accepted a 'like position at Stlll- I, ,, ,v j0in his i won s new meal unii nei. in several days ago. ' r oley DUiiuing the They will inanage the Gutter hotel of that city. DANCE lloteakes . at Snoilgrnss' The ladles of La Grande and vi cinity arc invited to visit the J. G. Snodgrnss store Wednesday and soon get rid of that' and closes by Thursday, w here Mrs. 1). W. Alnny Lay. that though he'll be "75, come wi;i show them how to make the next March, to marry the first best of all lloteakes from Kerr's nine motherless children' wherein haketa of anrtcd flowers, S'Mlu to ! one Teams a little farther on that j. oo. Did y get left on our Cyc- the supplicant weights two hundred amt.n falc? ,Vrry,,but we told you pounds and 'yoarns for some one to come carlyVs Biey were surely who can make apple pie, nave bargains. The Vgilst bargain fern money and love me.' Ho also jj comintr sooV Jcbtuary 2V.fi to states that he Is 'the best cornot 9.r,th. Watch theVafcei-s. player, in Bird Centre.' i '2-7Dt - 'CHEIIITS FLORISTS, "Many of the writers sent their photographs with the letters. One NOTH elderly farmer from Kansas wrote All Brother Eagles and their fnm that he owns a farm or over a jijcs am) friends arv invited to a lian tliousnnd acres und though he has qU(.t an ddance l'i iday night, Feh- a little hard eider In his cellar II ruary 10th. at I.aKles I lull. his suit Is successful he'll 'right S'V-IAIi COMMITTEE. ;.-7.:;t l .... ,,... Old Tyme Dance EVIOIlV AT Till ItsVlAY i FIJEIt M(iirr ! hall (in The Liteky the Dregs ady drav;s Thursday night atXguber Hall P. J. Powers TODAY and WEDNESDAY 1 Love, Adventure andi Intrigue in the land of the plum bloEpoiri a mclure to stir one s blood to appeal to one's love of the beautii'iil and un usual. AUcg DAWN 0 v i Brady IN F THE EAST" i Alio Showing fDF, COOK IN "THE CHAUFFEUR" Two Reel Comedy Special i 3 -1 BzmsaazigaB MI'-ADS' i"k Served Hot I'.iglHX wi,r, t At I III OLlXliME I HEX lll.L, Conic anil llve a N. A. Desilet Iti UMTS t Off the Keltic ffec ilAXCE Ell. H. tiood Time , Manager Hotcake Flour. Iteliirns to linliler Mis. P. - H. Weskbuskuur. and dau-'htei Florence, returned to their home In Imbler this morning. They halo been visiting 111 La Grande thcJ past few days with Mrs. Weskenskow'B son. Wilfred, who is quite ill in the Grande Rondo hospital. -! February link, (last day to pay ivmtiiiti iiinvor In Olu wotlia ue wsilpr rent Wllliout a i aiiv. --i-.,i tho climax of my ambition. Another said he would he willing to give up his pay euvelopo 'every SHlili'doy night and nut fight about it,, either' and earnestly requested 'but. don't let this get Into the papers or niaga.tues. "A few of them wauled me to 25 Discpunt T i w On Leather Vestk Mackinawsl MeV's anl Boys' Overcoats! telegraph at their expense my an rwer to their generous but urgent offers. A gentleman from Missouri forwarded wilh his letters sworn Takes Prisoners Away affidavits to prove that he was not J. A. Strieker, deputy sheriff, married at present 'but has hopes.' " left La Grande Saturday evening Asked ror her lews on marriage ill charge oT three men who have the woman mayor replied. "As far been sentenced to the state pent- us marriage goes I believe in only tntiary at Salt-in. Tiny men were one kind; marriage that is the na Cliarls Potter. Paul Davis and John turn I result of true love. Mar Watson, sentenced to live years. I rlago does not inte.refeie with a four years and one year, ri'speetive-1 w'oliinn's career. If more people ly. Mr. Strieker returned to La I mui ried for love and fewer for OLD TIME DANCE Modern If Von l.lko EAGLES HALL Every Hal iililny Mailt Clean Crouds, Good Floor anil Ithc Host, of Musi.- by Wise's flrebesti-ii. If you come ence. you'll come again. Tickets Kl.lll. Iiiiiiulltig Lunch AI'STIN, CAMPBELL & ALLEN Mgrs. "You Will Never Get Hurt on theXorners of a Square Deal" GET OUR PRICES ON IMPLEMENTS Wecan feure give you a SQUARE DEAL vCone in! Sco Us Now DREGOfl HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO. Inst flir 0 Win-in S we a. ten iciils. for -Keep "Clint Cfctkiery The Store With a Go 9 BCieib-t. 0 ('.randc yesterday on No. 21. Triplets Happy anil Thankful Mr. 1 Mrs. J. S. W. Johnson. of -!"ili Spruce street, who are the parents of l.a ('.ramie's triplets, wish the Observer to impress their tllangs to the good people of La Crande who assisted. in n liiiancial way in the donation to the triplets. 'The money that was raised was 'used to purchase a cow to help r I ,the babies, also for the pun haso of a b.ibybuggy for three and other needful things. "I know now," said Mr. Johnson to the Observer to day, "that tin- '"d l.orjl does not send babies Info the world Itjjout keeping a watchful eye over them. My wife and I are very tl.ankful t-Q tli p'-nple for wluit the; have ' done. money and social position this world would bo far happier." "No. I liave never been In love but expert to be soln" day." Miss KaukoiiMi naivety concluded.. 5' 1 . (() Elt.NOIl Si Ell A JACKSON. Miss.. Feb. S. 100,(100 damage suit charging (lov-e,-nor Lee M. Ilussell, of Mississippi, wilh statutory orfense was Jlleil gainst the chief exe-utlvo toikiy In the I'nlted Stales district court here by Miss Frances C. Illrkhead. a foriner einiloye of the governor's Of lice, The ilaintlfr, now a rewidtnt ftf .New (.irleans, her blyy i4, par lii pillars. Igi-l by Altorney FS-ter.4 or Viiksbiire. Miss., dei inreil that her reputation. character ani he.iitlipwere ruiiif'l as result of diildul ( ICLEAN (ASH GROCER On Hand . if.;,,! 'itU.'C, Hut Il'i'l' lA'ltllcc, Ci'lfilil'InWiT 'i,j.ii.'t Viiincnt . w'Jl f"' lni;ln'i'. c' it-- On'li.-c I'"1.'i1"'S, Sw'ct "'nlaflM' " C 1 O ? Q. ,.,0, 90 Si ift is. i'Vii:liii? I'liwilfi's. Soap hips, .op I'lako ' f CD PA ,R Jeacock'yiou.trer sack o o Phone Main 33 J'eacock'Ploa.d'er sack o. ft-ee delivery o niilU'l. '18 mO a (lino tai - . - f , H. H. HUG, olElgin, Prop. J o ( 1- r Is KelO'iM' lo'll. last day In pay hi. i-e9i wltliit a pi-nnlty. -:-7-V EE-i-eilr? WANT ArSV Tin bill Is 'Olnt fj ' Or i.""U A -I illU A. i. f7 j6 O e O - j g o e 0 a O O I
